Sunday, July 10, 2011

Boehner Isn't Up To The Job-- The Can Has Just Been Kicked Down The Road Again, Problem Is The Road Ends Just Up Ahead.

Presently the republicans have 2 Trillion in cuts over 10 years on the table. That is their current "bid". Used car salesman Obama says he'd like to take it, but he needs to talk to the sales manager first.

Boehner is left wringing his hands, sweating bullets and hoping the BIG Boss is in a deal makin' mood. Boehner the fool, hasn't bothered to take off his blinders long enough to realize, he's the only customer on the lot. Like an idiot, he stays instead of walking out the door. Guaranteed,if he did walk out, in 30 minutes Boehner's cell phone would be ringing, with his new best friend Obama, wondering where he went, he's got a deal he won't want to miss out on, if John will just come back to the table.

Actually I'd like to believe Boehner is just stupid. But at this point, especially after the 2011 Budget deal went from 100 Billion in cuts promised, to $352 million in actual cuts, you no longer give him the benefit of the doubt, and instead accuse Boehner of being a politcal double agent.

$2 Trillion over 10 years, what's that going to do? 2012's proposed budget generates a deficit of $1.8 Trillion . Knock off $200 Billion in cuts, and were STILL looking at a deficit of $1.6 Trillion.

Now you tell me how, in about three weeks, we don't raise the debt ceiling by $1.6 Trillion minimum---- and that's just for the 2012 budget. In 2013 we'll need to do the same thing, an so forth, for the next 10 years. $200 Billion a year in cuts isn't going to do anything for the problem.

Do you think this band aid, is  meant to be a stop gap fix, as we await 2012's election so we can vote Obama out, and clean the economic mess? News flash, what the two sides are talking is a 10 year deal. A year and half from now, 40 Democrat senators are going to filibuster any attempted change. to the AGREED TO  deal of 2011. Carve this in stone--- The debt ceiling is going to be increased from $14.5 Trillion to $27.5 Trillion to cover the next 10 years of runaway deficit spending.

This train ain't gonna stop till it jumps the tracks and crashes.

Steve

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